The kingfish rachado was good but honestly the portion felt a bit small for the price. Kadhai paneer was decent too. Nice place to hang out if you&#39;re not starving.

Been coming here for years, and the malai kebab is still the reason. Tried it with a glass of their house red this time&mdash;worked surprisingly well. Upstairs seating&#39;s a nice addition, though service felt a bit slower up there.

The room was clean and big enough for us. Staff helped with our bags right away. Food at the restaurant was decent but the breakfast spread felt a bit limited for what you pay. Beach access is right there though, and the pool area never felt crowded. For the nightly rate we got, I thought it was fair. Just wish the dinner buffet had more veg options.

The grilled fish here was properly charred, flaky inside, and the masala rub had real heat. Ate it with my hands, no regrets. The lime soda was flat though, could&#39;ve used more fizz. But that fish, man, that fish was the reason I stayed.

Quiet spot right on the beach, away from the main crowds. Owner was welcoming and the loungers were decent. Good if you want a relaxed afternoon without the noise.

The view here is really something&mdash;you can sit and watch the sea while you eat. Prices are fair for a tourist spot, drinks and food both okay. Music was nice too, not too loud, not too soft. Only thing is the staff seemed a bit distracted, took a while to get our order in. But overall a comfortable place to just sit and relax. 🌊

Stopped by for a quick bite and a beer. Draft selection is solid, cold too. Tried the pizza, kinda meh, crust was soggy. But the grilled fish was fresh, really good. Service was fast, didn&#39;t have to wait long. Fine if you just want a drink and something decent to eat. Not a food destination, but it works.

The noodle soup here was really good, full of flavor. Momos were nice too. We had been traveling around India for a while and this was easily the best meal we found. The place feels homely, which I liked. Only thing is the seating is a bit cramped, but I didn&#39;t mind much.

Tucked between Baga and Calangute, so it&#39;s quieter and the beach is cleaner. Had chicken tikka and naan from the tandoor&mdash;solid stuff. Prices are fair for that stretch. Service was quick enough for a lunch break. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

Stopped by for lunch and tried the beef xacuti. Honestly, it felt like something cooked at home, rich and proper. The guy running the place was friendly and helped me pick a drink. Small spot, nothing fancy, but the food does the talking. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The seafood platter was fresh, no complaints there. Owner seemed like a decent guy too. Bit of a trek from the main gate, but the quiet made up for it. A crisp white would&#39;ve paired nicely with the prawns.

The fish cutlets here are seriously good. Rava fry was fresh and crispy too. Prices felt fair for the portion size. One of the better spots in Varca for proper Goan food.

The grilled fish here was fresh, flaky, came with a decent squeeze of lime. Ate it right at the restaurant near the beach, no need to walk anywhere else. Price was fair for the portion. Maybe slightly oily at the end, but the taste was solid. Would order that again.

Decent spot for a beachside breakfast. Potato skins with garlic butter were good, fresh juices too. Service was straightforward, no pushy upselling. Fair price for what you get.

Food&rsquo;s solid and prices are fair. That herbal tea is the cheapest around here, hands down. Only catch&mdash;hot drinks take forever when it&rsquo;s packed. But the food itself comes out quick enough. I just grab a bite and go. Good spot for a fast lunch if you&rsquo;re not in a rush for your tea.

Came here after someone told me to try the steak and kidney pie. Got it with chips, mushy peas and gravy. Pastry was proper buttery and the filling was loaded with meat. Honestly for the price, the portion felt fair. Service was friendly too. Only thing is it&#39;s a bit tight inside, but that&#39;s fine.

Chetan&rsquo;s team really knows how to look after you. We&rsquo;ve been a few times now and they actually remember what we like to drink. One evening they even got in a specific bottle of wine we&rsquo;d mentioned weeks earlier. That kind of attention matters. Service felt personal but never overbearing. Only slight hiccup was the wait for the bill, but honestly, the meal made up for it.

Went there last weekend for the psytrance night. Open-air dance floor right on Anjuna beach, lasers cutting through the smoke, crowd was buzzing. If you&#39;re into that scene, you&#39;ll feel it. Sound system hits hard, maybe too loud if you&#39;re not used to it. Not my first time, won&#39;t be my last.

The live music by the pool was a nice touch&mdash;really added to the vibe while we sipped our cocktails. Talented musicians too. Breakfast felt a bit more lively with them playing.

Tiny place, decent grub. Got the butter chicken and garlic naan &ndash; flavors were on point. Only downside, sitting outside means fighting off a few mosquitos. Still, I&#39;d eat here again.

Been here a few times now and the falafel keeps me coming back. I&#39;m not even a falafel person usually, but this one&#39;s different. Portions are solid for the price.

Stopped by for a late lunch right on the beach. Chilled out, exactly what I needed. Had the grilled fish&mdash;cooked properly, flaky, not dry. Prices are fair for the location. Only thing is the music, kept switching between random tracks, kinda killed the mood a bit. Still, a decent spot to just sit and watch the waves.

Been coming here for a while now. Andre still remembers what we like, and the Goan food is as good as the first time. Quiet spot in Majorda, perfect for a slow brunch.

The green pea soup with mint foam at Latitude was surprisingly good. Light and fresh. Grilled chicken came out juicy, no complaints there. Saffron risotto with prawns finished things off nicely. Place was a bit quiet for a Friday night but food made up for it. Solid continental spot.

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